Dennis Hall
Church? Hell No
This podcast is for individuals who are desperately missing God but don't know how to find him. Church is not an option for many. Ordained Minister, Dennis Hall, and his guests will discuss topics that are uplifting and bring hope.
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Episodes
Don't tempt me! 13.11.2021 33:24
Ordained minister Dennis Hall discusses the sources of temptation-Satan-our own human nature-or from the world. Satan as a supernatural personality is explored including his origin and his deceitful threats and his goal to destroy believers. The top five temptations that Satan uses to conquer men's lives. He points out even when you understand that Jesus came to redeem us and forgive our sins...
I Don't Get Mad-I Get Even 05.11.2021 31:33
Ordained Minister, Dennis Hall and Jay Powell, Senior Pastor of the Church at the Beach, Panama City Beach, Florida discuss the examples in our society of anger and rage. Cursing and obscene hand gestures are analyzed and the role this behavior plays in today's culture. The phenomenon of road rage and what causes it is part of the discussion. The collective chanting of obscene phrases in stad...
Am I crazy or is God talking? 30.10.2021 27:49
Ordained minister Dennis Hall and Pastor George Whirley, New Creations Restoration Church and Prison ministry in Indianapolis, IN discuss the ways that God speaks to us today. Although God speaks to us through Scripture he still speaks to man in many other ways. He speaks through called ordained ministers and committed lay Christians. Circumstances of life allowed by God are sometimes a message fr...
I Can't Hear You! Pray! 23.10.2021 37:29
Ordained minister Dennis Hall and Jay Powell, Senior Pastor, The Church at the Beach, Panama City Beach, Fl. discuss the percentage of people who pray and the definition of prayer, pointing out that prayer is when we lift up our souls to God and offer ourselves to Him in obedience and acknowledging our weakness as human beings. The mystery of intersessional prayer and the miracles that occur is...
Jailhouse Rock 15.10.2021 38:15
Ordained minister Dennis Hall and guest George Whirley, Pastor, New Creations Restoration Church and Prison Ministry, Indianapolis, IN discuss the prison experience. Pastor Whirley shares his personal prison experience. Both who are experienced in prison ministries review prison pain, including loss of freedoms, deprivation of things we take for granted, loss of personal security, and separation...
Worry? Heck yeah! 08.10.2021 27:59
Dennis Hall and guest Dr. Mark Ford, Pastor, First Baptist Church, Highlands, NC discuss something we all do-worry. Their discussion compares worry, anxiety, and stress, explores the positive things that happen with stress. The opposite of worry is calm contentment and happiness but God does not want us to have a carefree life. They explore the origin of worry noting how envy plays a role in worry...
The Devil Made Me Do It 01.10.2021 32:01
Dennis Hall, ordained minister and Jeremy Dooley, Pastor of Students and Administration at North Pointe Baptist Church, Burleson, TX discuss whether it is ever appropriate to claim the Devil made me do it. Many are always blaming others for their actions. They discussed the origins of guilt and shame and the difference between the two. How it is necessary to take responsibility for our actions i...
God Must Be Ugly 23.09.2021 34:13
Ordained minister, Dennis Hall, and his guess Dr. Mark Ford, Pastor of First Baptist Church, Highlands, NC discuss the notion that some have that if they were created in the image of God, He must be ugly, based on the marred condition of their lives as a result of the sinful and evil decisions that they have made. God's attributes are explored with a focus on His love, and the ways that He cr...
Church? Hell No! Intro 16.09.2021 0:44
Welcome to the podcast.
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